Julian Assange Wins European Journalism Award Drew Wilson | April 17, 2019 Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange has won the Award for Journalists, Whistleblowers & Defenders of the Right to Information in Europe.
Life Imitates Satire: Media Outlets Attack Julian Assange Following Arrest Drew Wilson | April 16, 2019 Shortly after the arrest of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, major media outlets launched a barrage of attacks on him. A satirical piece in the Onion might partly explain why.
UK Opposition Leader and EFF React to Julian Assange’s Arrest Drew Wilson | April 12, 2019 The UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and the Electronic Frontier Foundation are reacting to news that Julian Assange had been arrested.
Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Arrested By British Authorities Drew Wilson | April 11, 2019 He helped expose secret trade agreements like ACTA, CETA, TPP, and others. Now, Julian Assange is in custody awaiting possible extradition to the US.
TPP Text: Wikileaks Version Compared to Official Version Drew Wilson | December 16, 2015 Much of what has been analyzed prior to the final release was found in the various leaked copied (many of which posted by Wikileaks. Now that the final text of the TPP has been published, we decided to compare the final leak to the final leak to the officially released text to see what, if …
New Zealands Three Strikes Law was Pushed, Bought and Paid for by the US – Wikileaks Drew Wilson | May 1, 2011 The slow trickle of leaked diplomatic cables from Wikileaks may not be in the headlines as much as it was when it started, but revelations keep pouring out of the website. Recently, new diplomatic cables published on the site revealed just how, not only influential the US was, but just how much control the US …
Wikileaks Diplomatic Cable: US Pulled the Strings in Previous Canadian DMCA Drew Wilson | April 28, 2011 Wikileaks diplomatic cables are still being published on a regular basis. One of the recent cables relates to Canadian DMCA, not the last one, but Bill C-61 from 2008.
Wikileaks: MPAA, RIAA and BSA Lobbied for HADOPI Drew Wilson | December 19, 2010 Wikileaks has been releasing plenty of new details on how the US views the world. Amongst the interesting tidbits of information buried inside Cablegate was what role the MPAA, the RIAA and the BSA has in France’s new HADOPI law.
Why the US Government Attacking Wikileaks is a Bad Idea Drew Wilson | December 16, 2010 Wikileaks was dominating the headlines last week. In fact, it was kind of hard to miss the news story about the Wikileaks diplomatic cables because all one really had to do was tune in to a national news station for about a half an hour. While the US government has condemned what Wikileaks has done, …
US Lawmakers Want to Criminalize Whistleblower Sites Over TSA Leak Drew Wilson | December 12, 2009 After the embarrassing Transport Security Administration (TSA) leak where workers failed to properly redact documents related to screening procedures, three Republican lawmakers want to criminalize whistle blower sites that reposted the document. The question here is, if successful, could that set the stage for other documents such as the leaked ACTA documents?
